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Hi Everyone, I just discovered this web site and have to say it's really awesome! I've written two non-fiction books, both automotive titles, and just signed a contract with my publisher for a third. I've recently begun to branch out into freelance editing (I have been a freelance writer for several years and am currently employed as a magazine editor) by placing ads in a couple of the major writing magazines. Can any of you suggest other avenues for pitching my editing services? Online? Other print publications? I'm just not sure how to proceed, and I want to be careful about expenses. Contact me directly at Rare440@aol.com if you have any suggestions. I'd also like to hear from other freelancers who write for business trade publications to discuss the current market.

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10 Jan 2003

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multicultural anthology Anthology Guidelines Submission Procedure http://www.rattlecat.com/generic5.html Rattlecat Press is compiling an anthology of fiction and poetry featuring emerging multicultural writers. Multicultural refers to the writers, not necessarily the writing. Any subject matter is considered except for work that would be "offensive" to any particular group. This is a literary anthology that will feature an array of writing styles. NO FIRST DRAFTS. SEND YOUR BEST, UNPUBLISHED WORK ONLY. YOU WILL RETAIN YOUR OWN COPYRIGHT. *Payment: $25 plus 5 copies of the anthology for accepted pieces only. Payment upon publication only. 40% discount for additional copies. *Submissions are accepted electronically and should include a brief cover letter stating your ethnic background. This is needed to ensure a truly diverse anthology. Paste work into e-mail; no attachments. You may also submit your work by mailing your manuscript to: Rattlecat Press P.O. Box 10733 Pittsburgh, PA 15203 Please include a SASE if you'd like your work returned. POSTMARK DEADLINE: APRIL 30, 2003. NO EXCEPTIONS. ALL ACCEPTED WORK IS SUBJECT TO EDITING PRIOR TO PUBLICATION. *For fiction: 5000 maxium word count. Please double space manuscripts. If you have questions, please send email to: rattlecat@yahoo.com. This anthology is funded with grants from MCAI (Multicultural Arts Initiative) and the Pittsburgh Foundation.

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15 Jan 2003

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WRITING CONTEST! Published author and editor Shoshana Lepon wants to hear about the challenges you have faced in life and what you have gained from your experiences. High-level writing a must! Any style, any subject, any length. $250.00 for the winning entry. All submissions will be considered for publication in Shoshana Lepon's new anthology: Life's Little Lessons (& Big Ones, Too!). $15 and 1 free copy to all authors published. Opportunity to work with motivational writing coach and experienced editor! Good exposure! Authors' bios included! No Entry Fee! Deadline: April 30, 2003. Please email all submissions to: lepon@zahav.net.il

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18 Jan 2003

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I am recently published in two books. I also have a website at www.onlinerock.com/fans/countess I am now looking for publishers interested in my works especially in poetry. My email is zaynab105@netscape.net

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20 Jan 2003

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"Art In The Air" Poetry Contest Theme: Family [Note: We had over 700 submissions for the "Loss" contest, so the judging has been delayed. We hope to post winning poems by the end of January 2003.] Contest Rules: Submit up to three poems, using the theme "Family" in some way. The subject can be taken in any direction you choose, and poems will be judged on originality, craft, and content. Entry fee: $5, for up to 3 poems. Make check out to: Inventing the Invisible. Deadline: Postmarked by April 30, 2003 Prizes: First - $100, Second - $50 Winners will be announced in June 2003, and they will appear and read their poems on the "Art in the Air" radio show. Judges: Margo LaGattuta and Mary Jo Firth Gillett Poems must be typed, can be any form, and must not be longer than two pages per poem. Name, address, phone & e-mail of poet must not appear on the same page as the poem, but on a separate sheet which includes the titles and first lines of the poems. Poems will not be returned and only winners will be notified. Please include an SASE (business size envelope), if you wish to be sent copies of the winning poems. Send entries to: "ART IN THE AIR" POETRY CONTEST c/o INVENTING THE INVISIBLE 3128 Walton Blvd., Suite 186 Rochester Hills, MI 48309 "Art in the Air" airs on AM 1460 WPON

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23 Jan 2003

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Call for Submissions: "Gladney Girls" is the working title for an upcoming anthology that will contain honest, heartfelt, sometimes heartbreaking stories from former Gladney residents. If you are a birthmother who resided at the Gladney Home and would like to share your story, please email you story to the address below. Guidelines: Length: 1,000-2,000 words First-person or third-person narrative. Stories must be original, true, and titled. Email submissions accepted. Paste story into body of email - no attachments. Include your full name, mailing address, phone number, and email address on each story. If you do not want your full name released to the public, request "first name only" in the email. Submissions will not be returned, so please do not send originals. Deadline for entries: May 1, 2003 Web address: http://www.geocities.com/gladneygirl85/ Email: gladneygirl85@yahoo.com

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24 Jan 2003

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Hello, For a person who swore she'd never give up her dear, old Royal typewriter, I've learned to never, say "Never." I'm enamoured with the wonderful ways to reach out and find kindred souls through the Internet and my computer. So, it's my pleasure to post on the Anthologies Online message board. And, I'd love to be a featured author one day. I wear two writing hats: one as a grant writer and one as an author, primarily of mysteries. Over the years, I've written $45 million in awarded grants that have helped communities and people in need. My first novel came out a little over a year ago. DEATH STLAKS THE KHMER, features amateur detective Bridget O'Hern. She's called in to help the police solve the murders of a Cambodian refugee couple. The story is set in Seattle. My hope was to have the book truly be a whodunit that entertained but also enlightened about a culture many know little about. Apparently, I succeeded because a professor of social work used my book as one of the reading texts for his social work classes. My latest news is that my story, "A Lover's Understanding," is in an anthology titled MURDER IN MIND, is coming out the end of January. anthology is published by Paranormal Press, and the editors are with the Rhine Institute, a respected research institute known for its paranormal studies. In addition, I'm co-editing a micro mystery anthology, BULLET POINTS, that will be published by Wildside Press later this spring. Contributing authors are primarily those who are members of the Short Mystery Fiction Society. Thanks for letting me post. I'd like to close with a thought: Life is a mystery. Live it one day--one page--at a time. Cheers, Patricia Harrington www.patriciaharrington.com

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27 Jan 2003

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Hi, I am hoping that I might be able to find someone out there that has an incredible talent for writing and a vision similar to my own. I am an actor and film producer who has just completed a documentary film that is recieving great response from distributors. You can find information about myself and the film at www.sebastianmaclean.com. I am currently looking for a script so I can begin working toward making my next film. I made my last film with very little money and it has already recieved international attention through various international magazines. I am hoping to utilize the success of my last project to increase my filming budget and capture a story on film that will be of even greater inspiration and substance than my last film. I am looking for a drama, action, adventure or any combination of these, that will carry with it characters of depth and value. I am looking for stories that teach the audience about things of value and absolutes. The characters may have strong conflict, but I want the morality of the story to show in its heros and/or their transformations. Stories based on parables might be one example or stories that demonstrate a biblical sensibilty without prozletizing to an audience. I am hoping to find a story that will have audiences walking away and feeling they can talk deeply about the film and how it has impacted their thoughts or just enjoy the fact that it was a good story. I recognize that this may be a tall order, but these are the stories I will be making in the future. If there is anyone out there that might feel the need for this kind of film to be made and they are able to get a script to me I would love to talk about the possibilities of making it into a film. Although my budget and the type of film I will be able to produce will be a factor in any dialogue, I will be interested in considering any of the appropriate scripts that I recieve. If any one is interested please contact me through my e-mail and we can talk in more detail. info@sebastianmaclean.com Thank you for your consideration, Sebastian MacLean

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30 Jan 2003

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My paranormal horror novel, The Other Side of the Door is one of the five 2003 Eppie award finalists in horror. If you'd like to check it out click on my web site http://2chammond.tripod.com . Right now it's available in CD and download, but paper any day.

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30 Jan 2003

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Dear readers and writers http://rahapen.org The new stracture of the RAHA the independent writers' home web site is ready to visit. See the RAHA web site and join to the independet writers and try for the freedom of reading, writing and speech. RAHA charter, RAHA book, Poetry, Sort story, art gallery, RAHA word, free tribune, RAHA word .. ete are sections there.Also RAHA book is the first international ebook publisher. RAHA means freedom and independent in Persian and it's the association of the independent writers regardless to the geography, nationality, color and language that fights for the freedom of reading, writing and speech. Regards Kamran Mir Hazar kamran@rahapen.org Hi Guys, The Other Side of the Door, a 2003 Eppie Horror award finalist, is now available in paperback. Just thinking of you who like to read while bathing. go to http://www.echelonpress.com CC http://2chammond.tripod.com

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10 Feb 2003

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Women’s Empowerment Anthology Journal seeks submissions: (Music Industry Celebrity Attached!) Please send your poems, essays, art, affirmation and your personal quotes about womanhood. You will be notified, if interested, and asked to sign a release. For art, you may send copies or scans, please do not email big attachments. Please label clearly whether you are submitting for Book A, aimed at adult women or Book B, aimed at tweens and teens. Mail submissions to: Abiola Abrams 175 East 111 Street #1B NY, NY 10029 or email (no attachments) lovingthegift@hotmail.com www.evesmagic.tv

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12 Feb 2003

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"A Chilling Clue," a flash fiction mystery will be in the March issue of the literary zine, Pocket-Centograph Edition (PCE) and current story, "A Bitter Taste" can be found at Centograph-Pocket Edition Go to: http://www.cenotaph.net/pe6/6contents.html Patricia Harrington, Mystery Author MYSTERY READERS: Enter this fun, easy CONTEST Go to http://patriciaharrington.com/page9.html

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14 Feb 2003

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The Grace Project "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." John 3:16 Grace is the most awe inspiring, extravagant and loving gift from God, given us through the death of His Son Jesus Christ, free of charge. We believe the grace of God deserves the richest portrayal we can give it; it deserves a triumphal procession both before the church and before the world. Using the arts as a means to express grace, the Grace Project is looking for stories, poetry, artwork and more to be published in an anthology entitled "A Thimble-full of Grace." All ROYALTIES from this anthology will be donated to World Vision. Contributors whose submissions are selected for publication will receive a complimentary copy of the book. The submission deadline is July 31, 2003. For full details please visit our website at http://www.graceproject.org We pray that this anthology will touch both the church and the world - especially the world – with the incredible greatness of the grace of God God bless, Melinda Busch and Gabrielle Linger

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20 Feb 2003

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ROSEBUD The Magazine For People Who Enjoy Good Writing is proud to sponsor THE 3rd BIENNIAL Ursula K. LeGuin prize for IMAGINATIVE FICTION In the wake of 2001’s highly successful 2nd competition, ROSEBUD MAGAZINE has the honor to present the 3rd Biennial Ursula K. Le Guin Imaginative Fiction Contest. Original unpublished fantasy, horror, mystery and science fiction submissions are welcome--but the editors wish are editorially open to stories that reach beyond the boundaries of these genres, take a variety of creative and literary risks, and tell a good story. The First Prize is $1000 and publication in ROSEBUD. It will be awarded to the best work of previously unpublished short fiction (preferably 3500 words or less) submitted to the competition. Runner-ups may also be published. The contest begins on 4/1/03. All entries must be postmarked by the deadline: 10/1/03. There are no additional guidelines. Once again, we have the honor to announce that Ursula K. Le Guin herself will be the final judge. To enter, send one copy of your typed short story, a required readers fee of $10 (Payable to ROSEBUD/Le Guin Award), or $15 if you wish to be sent the issue that publishes the winner and announces the winner and runnerups, and an SASE to: J. Roderick Clark Ursula K. Le Guin Award N3310 Asje Rd. Cambridge, WI 53523 Questions (but not submissions) may be emailed to jrodclark@smallbytes.com P.S. Proceeds from the contest will go to cover the prize and administrative costs. The balance will go exclusively to Rosebud operations and programs. No money from the contest will go to individuals. Rosebud is a nonprofit 501c3 organization staffed by volunteers. For any contest updates or extensions, check out our website at www.rsbd.net as the deadline approaches.

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02 Mar 2003

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Wanton Words Writing Contest Entry Fee: $2-$5 (depending on category) Deadline: March 31, 2003 http://www.wantonwords.com

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04 Mar 2003

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My "Ides of March" free contest is up at www.patriciaharrington. I run a monthly contest where you answer a question about what you like to read in mysteries. Winners are chosen in a blind drawing, so no talent is required but strong interest is a plus. My new nonfiction essay is up at Flashquake.org. Read "Iron Hearted," at http://flashquake.org/nonfiction/ironhearted.html Patricia Harrington, Author Bridget O'Hern Mystery Series

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06 Mar 2003

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: "Laughing & Learning: Adventures in Parenting" - We're looking for heart-warming, funny stories involving children, especially if the stories can help children (or parents) learn something. For example, the lengths parents will go to for their children: Once my son wanted Power Ranger sandals so badly that I sat at work during my lunch hour and colored Power Ranger stickers to put on a regular pair of sandals. Other examples would be avoiding miscommunications, teaching your child to share or to be aware of other people's feelings, learning to see the world through your child's eyes, etc. 10% of the proceeds from this book will be donated to a children's charity (the charity will be announced later, as that is still being determined). Payment: $10 upon acceptance and one copy of the book upon its publication Send submissions to: Gayle Trent, Editor, Grace Abraham Publishing, 13335 Holbrook St., Bristol, VA 24202 or via e-mail to gd830@hotmail.com

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07 Mar 2003

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DEADLINE: JUNE 1, 2003 WILLAMETTE AWARD IN FICTION AND POETRY -- The prize in each category is $500 and is awarded to the authors of the winning story and poem. Send no more than three poems or one story up to 7,000 words. Entry fee: $10. Details: http://www.clackamas.cc.or.us/clr/contests.htm

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07 Mar 2003

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The Maclean Hunter Endowment Award for Literary Non-Fiction— $1,500 GRAND PRIZE —Awarded annually. The winning entry will be published in the 2004 Winter Issue of PRISM international and receive an additional payment of $20 per printed page (in Canadian dollars or the U.S. equivalent).Entry deadline: September 30, 2003. Maclean Hunter Endowment Award For Literary Non-fiction Guidelines: Entries must be postmarked no later than September 30, 2003. Entries must be no longer than 25 pages, typed (12 pt font), double-spaced, on letter-sized white paper. The entrant’s full name, address and the title of the manuscript must appear on a separate cover page. The title of the manuscript should appear on each page of the manuscript, but the author’s name should not. All entrants will receive a one-year subscription to PRISM international. Current subscribers will receive a one-year extension to their subscription, The entry fee is $25 for one manuscript of non-fiction, plus $5 for each additional manuscript. Canadian residents may use Canadian funds, but entrants outside Canada must use American funds to cover the international mailing costs of their subscription. Please make cheques payable to PRISM international. Entries must be original, unpublished material, not under consideration elsewhere. PRISM will purchase First North American Serial Rights for all work accepted for publication. This contest is open to anyone except students or instructors in the Creative Writing Program at the University of British Columbia. Works of translation are eligible. Once an entry is received, no revisions will be allowed, and entry fees become non-refundable. The winner will be notified by December 2003, and published in the Winter Issue of PRISM. If you would like to receive a copy of the shortlist, please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope with your entry. The shortlist will also be made available at this website. Please note that manuscripts will not be returned. Preliminary judging by the PRISM international Editorial Board. Final Judge — T.B.A. Mail your entry & fees to: Maclean Hunter Non-Fiction Contest c/o PRISM international Creative Writing Program, UBC Buch. E462 - 1866 Main Mall Vancouver, BC, V6T 1Z1 Canada

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07 Mar 2003

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I recommend to everyone who wishes this beautiful website of Meditation, yoga, religion, philosophy… I received a lot of inspiration from it hope you will too www.har-tzion.com

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12 Mar 2003

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Announcing the 2003 Two Rivers Review Poetry Prize First Place: $200 Second Place: $50 All entries considered for publication. Contest Guidelines: 1. All entries must be postmarked by May 31, 2003. 2. Entry fee of $12 includes a one-year subscription to TRR. 3. Make checks payable to Two Rivers Review. 4. Up to three poems per entry. 5. All poems must be previously unpublished. 6. No names on poems. 7. Include a separate cover sheet with name, address, phone #, and titles. 8. All entries must include an SASE. Final judge will be announced at the conclusion of the competition. Previous judges have included poets Gerald Stern, Michael McFee, Len Roberts, Reginald Shepherd and Lee Upton.

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15 Mar 2003

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This may be inappropriate and if so I apologiaze. I noticed two Chicken Soup submission calls this month. I've sold to the series several times and I am currently teaching a course in writing Chicken Soup stories at Suite 101 University. http://www.suite101.com/course.cfm/17511/register I hope to see some of ya'll there. Diane

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16 Mar 2003

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The Summerset Review, an online literary magazine of fictions and essays, is currently seeking submissions of literary fiction and essays. See http://www.summersetreview.org for guidelines. The Spring 2003 issue features an insightful, exclusive interview with the Editor-In-Chief of StoryQuarterly.

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17 Mar 2003

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THE WILLARD R. Espy Literary Foundation, Oysterville, Washington, announces the 2003 Willard R. Espy Award, a prize of $1,000 for a short story. The Espy Award is open to writers who have not yet published a book. Deadline: May 15. For guidelines and an application, contact the Foundation. Phone: (360) 665-5220. Fax: (360) 665-5224. E-mail: wrelf@willapabay.org Web site: www.espyfoundation.org Mail: P.O. Box 614, Oysterville, WA 98641.

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17 Mar 2003

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: The Writer's Life is sponsoring a series of anthologies for its upcoming Romancing the Spirit's Soul and Romancing the Psychic's Soul anthologies. These two volumns are included in the Romancing the Soul series. If you are interested in becoming a contributor, go to http://www.thewriterslife.net/romancingthesoul.html

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24 Mar 2003

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LITERAL LATTE SHORT SHORTS AWARDS FIRST PRIZE: $500 GUIDELINES: 1. Send Unpublished Stories, 2,000 Word Max. All styles and subjects welcome. 2. Postmark By June 2, 2003. 3. Name, Address, Telephone Number--On Cover Page Only. 4. Include Self Addressed Stamped Envelope or Email Address for reply 5. Include $10 Reading Fee Per Entry OR, $15 Includes Fee For 1 entry, PLUS A 1Year Subscription ($25 international, international entries must be in US dollars). All Entries Considered For Publication Include Check or Money Orders made out to Literal Latte Or include Visa/MC/American Express Number & Expiration Date. LITERAL LATTE SHORT SHORTS AWARDS, 61 EAST 8TH STREET, SUITE 240, NYC 10003

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29 Mar 2003

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Potent Prose Ax Petite Prose Contest FIRST PRIZE $100, a 3-dose subscription to Prose Ax print mag & publication in Dose 9 SECOND PRIZE $25, possible publication and 3-dose subscription to Prose Ax THIRD PRIZE 3 dose subscription to Prose Ax and possible publication All entrants will receive one dose of the Prose Ax in which the winning poems appear. Deadline: April 30, 2003 How to enter: Write a short short story or stories of no more than 1000 words. Print or type them up on regular sheets of paper with the word count. Make sure all your vital info is on each sheet (name, addy, phone, email, etc.) Grab a check and write it out to Prose Ax. $5 for each 1000-word or less story. Send it to: Potent Prose Ax Petite Prose Prize, P.O. Box 22643, Honolulu, Hawaii 96823-2643 Complete guidelines at http://www.proseax.com under "contest" button.

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07 Apr 2003

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The KT PUBLISHING ANNUAL SHORT STORY COMPETITION $5 ENTRY FEE Theme Open. Length - 2,000. Prizes-1st $250, 2nd $100, 3rd $75 Details: http://www.writingaustralia.com Deadline May 30, 2003. KT Publishing PO Box 584 Caboolture, Qld, 4510, Australia

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08 Apr 2003

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Read Ivanov Reyez's short story, "Administrative Leave" in Terra Incognita. Just go to Yahoo and type in his name and click. Also, read his short story, "Cameo," in Sephardic-American Voices published by Brandeis University Press.

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10 Apr 2003

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